Preface - Nicola Di Cosmo
Acknowledgments
List of Maps and Illustrations and Tables
Emperors and Dynasties
Contributors
Introduction - Dittmar Schorkowitz and Chia Ning
1 Lifanyuan and Libu in Early Qing Empire Building - Chia Ning
2 The Lifanyuan: A Review Based on New Sources and Traditional Historiography - Michael Weiers
3 The Lifanyuan and Stability during Qing Imperial Expansion - Pamela Kyle Crossley
4 The Libu and Qing Perception, Classification, and Administration of Non-Han People - Zhang Yongjiang
5 Lifanyuan and Libu in the Qing Tribute System - Chia Ning
6 The Qing Court and Peoples of Central and Inner Asia: Representations of Tributary Relationships from the Huang Qing Zhigong tu - Laura Hostetler
7 Manchu-Mongolian Controversies over Judicial Competence and the Formation of the Lifanyuan - Dorothea Heuschert-Laage
8 The Sino-Russian Trade and the Role of the Lifanyuan, 17th–18th Centuries - Ye Baichuan and Yuan Jian
9 On Lifanyuan and Qianlong Policies Towards the Muslims of Xinjiang - Song Tong
10 Lifanyuan and Tibet - Fabienne Jagou
11 From Lifanyuan to the Mongolian and Tibetan Affairs Commission - Mei-hua Lan
12 Clashes of Administrative Nationalisms: Banners and Leagues vs.Counties and Provinces in Inner Mongolia - Uradyn E. Bulag
13 Dealing with Nationalities in Imperial Formations: How Russian and Chinese Agencies Managed Ethnic Diversity in the 17th to 20th Centuries - Dittmar Schorkowitz
Glossary
Index
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